env.sh.sample

#!/bin/sh

# if you have something slower than Core i7 you might need to increase the IDLETHRESHOLD value... e.g. on my Phenom X4 I have 25 instead of 16
# TODO: describe how to know that it is too slow or too fast; what breaks
# value: load percentage
export IDLETHRESHOLD=16

# default: 0.5 (two screenshots per second)
#export SCREENSHOTINTERVAL=0.5

#export HTTPPROXY=192.168.234.34:3128

# leave empty for http://download.opensuse.org/factory
#export SUSEMIRROR=http://ftp5.gwdg.de/pub/opensuse/factory

# possible values: 0|1|5|6|10
#export RAIDLEVEL=6
# alternatively use Logical Volume Manager
#export LVM=1

# use random values for undefined testing variables
#RANDOMENV=1

# ignored for LiveCDs ; possible values: kde|gnome|xfce|lxde|minimalx|textmode
# Only for openSUSE; ignored for SLE
#export DESKTOP=gnome

# for testing with UEFI boot give here a directory containing eg. a TianoCore
# BIOS image file.
# This can be found in the package OVMF on http://build.opensue.org in the
# Project home:jejb1:UEFI. More about this on http://www.linux-kvm.org/page/OVMF
#export UEFI=/usr/share/qemu-ovmf/bios

# if you want to run this mostly for the video
# Skips some tests that would make the video confusing for newcomers
#export NICEVIDEO=1

# If you want to use local cases instead of distro based one
# Use full path, no relative route!
#export CASEDIR=/some/location/somewhere/

# is this a beta version with extra popup window on welcome screen?
export BETA=1

# if you want to run tests in parallel, you need to give different ports
# note that $QEMUPORT+1 is also used
export QEMUPORT=15222

# which VNC port to use. default is to allow vncviewer $HOSTNAME:99
export VNC=99
# VNC keyboard layout of vncclient machine
#export VNCKB=de

#export INSTLANG=de_DE